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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
“If you haven’t seen Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, you haven’t seen dance…[they’re] the most exciting dance company in the world.” -The Huffington Post
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to TPAC bringing its signature blend of power, grace, and soul-stirring storytelling to the stage. Celebrate the beauty, strength, and spirit of the human experience through movement and artistry that continue to inspire audiences around the world.
Saturday, February 21st – 2:00 PM
Blink of an Eye by Medhi Walerski
A Case of You by Judith Jamison
Embrace by Fredrick Earl Mosley
Revelations by Alvin Ailey
Saturday, February 21st – 7:30 PM
Grace by Ronald K. Brown
Difference Between by Mattew Neenan
Song of the Anchorite by Jamar Roberts
Revelations by Alvin Ailey
Sunday, February 22nd – 1:00 PM
Blink of an Eye by Medhi Walerski
A Case of You by Judith Jamison
Embrace by Fredrick Earl Mosley
Revelations by Alvin Ailey
Blink of an Eye by Medhi Walerski
Music: Johann Sebastian Bach performed by Itzhak Perlman
An intriguing work that probes the relationship between dance and music, Blink of an Eye explores the fragile boundary between presence and absence, change and stillness. Through movement that flows like sound, it reflects on how everything can shift, disappear, or begin again in the blink of an eye.
A Case of You by Judith Jamison
Music: Joni Mitchell, Performed by Diana Krall
The Miami Herald calls this sensual duet "sometimes startling, inventive and eclectically intimate." An excerpt from Judith Jamison’s 2005 work Reminiscin’, A Case of You is an emotionally intense showstopper danced to Diana Krall’s sultry rendition of the classic Joni Mitchell song.
Difference Between by Matthew Neenan
Music: Heather Christian & the Arbornauts
Matthew Neenan’s choreographic debut with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater features his signature wild abandon and gestural playfulness. Acclaimed singer and composer Heather Christian contributes her raw power to an intricate world of strange tensions, potent griefs, and quiet loves.
Embrace by Fredrick Early Mosley
Music: Various Artists
Fredrick Earl Mosley examines the ups and downs of human connections—messy, beautiful, and everything in between. Set to popular songs by Stevie Wonder, Kate Bush, Ed Sheeran, Des'ree, and P!nk, this piece explores what it takes to love deeply, heal fully, and embrace the journey with open arms.
Grace by Ronald K. Brown
Music: Various Artists
Ronald K. Brown’s Grace is a spiritually charged tour-de-force, described by The New York Times as “astounding, something to be sensed as well as seen.” Blending modern dance with West African traditions, the work moves fluidly between serenity and explosive power, set to a rich musical tapestry from Duke Ellington to Fela Kuti.
Revelations by Alvin Ailey
Music: Various Artists
More than just a popular dance work, Revelations has become a cultural treasure, beloved by generations of fans and acclaimed as a must-see for all. Ailey’s signature masterpiece is a tribute to his heritage. Using African American spirituals, the work fervently explores the places of deepest grief and holiest joy in the soul.
Song of the Anchorite by Jamar Roberts
Music: Maurice Revel, performed by Avishai Cohen, Yonathan Avishai, Barak Mori & Ziv Ravitz
Renowned Ailey choreographer Jamar Roberts gives a fresh take on the 1961 solo Hermit Songs, Alvin Ailey’s reaction to a set of medieval religious texts and the haunting song cycle by Samuel Barber that they inspired. The result is a powerful meditation on passion and devotion danced to jazz trumpeter Avishai Cohen’s interpretation of a Ravel adagio.
Riverdance 30 - The New Generation
Since Riverdance first emerged onto the world stage, its fusion of Irish and international dance and music has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. The Grammy award-winning music and the infectious energy of its mesmerizing choreography and breathtaking performances has left audiences in awe and established Riverdance as a global cultural sensation.
To celebrate this incredible 30th year milestone, Riverdance will embark on a special anniversary tour, bringing its magic to audiences around the world. This spectacular production rejuvenates the much-loved original show with new innovative choreography and costumes and state of the art lighting, projection and motion graphics. And for the first time Riverdance welcomes “The New Generation” of performers, all of whom were not born when show began 30 years ago.
John McColgan, Director of Riverdance said “It is both a privilege and a delight to celebrate 30 years of Riverdance and the unique journey it has taken us on. In those 30 years the show has transformed from a spectacle into a global cultural phenomenon – continuously evolving yet remaining true to its Irish roots. On this upcoming tour we look forward to welcoming ‘The New Generation’ of artists while paying tribute to the talented performers, creators, dedicated crew, and the millions of fans who have made Riverdance a worldwide celebration of music and dance.”
Audiences will enjoy a unique and memorable performance which blends the traditional and the contemporary, showcasing the skill and passion of the world-class of dancers, musicians and singers in the Riverdance ensemble.
Composed by Bill Whelan. Produced by Moya Doherty. Directed by John McColgan.
Ladies of Hip-Hop Presents: SpeakMyMind
A Journey of Black Femininity, Womanhood & Cultural Memory
Raw, bold, and unapologetically alive, SpeakMyMind bursts onto the stage with the rhythm and resilience of Black womanhood. Evolving from the acclaimed ‘Black Dancing Bodies Project’ this powerful work is rooted in street and club dance forms, along with spoken word and the art of freestyle.
SpeakMyMind is a series of choreopoems - a form created by author and activist Ntozake Shange - that transforms movement into memory, language into rhythms, and expression into liberation. SpeakMyMind is a declaration of ownership of all that is Black girl.
Under the direction of Michele Byrd-McPhee, SpeakMyMind gathers women across generations and geographies to honor the roots of Hip-Hop culture and the communities that birthed it. Both a performance and a declaration, SpeakMyMind invites audiences to an evening of culture.
Commissioned by Works & Process and developed through LaunchPAD residencies at Bethany Arts Community, Catskill Mountain Foundation, and The Kennedy Center. Performances have been presented at the Guggenheim, Jacob’s Pillow, Lincoln Center, and other leading venues. Supported by the New England Foundation for the Arts National Dance Project with funding from the Doris Duke Foundation, Mellon Foundation, and Mid Atlantic Arts.
The presentation of SpeakMyMind: A Journey of Black Femininity, Womanhood & Cultural Memory by Ladies of Hip-Hop was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation.